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First in a new series—welcome to the Sinner’s Creed Motorcycle Club, where hard bodies and hot leather are made for each other, and love gone wrong is the most irresistible of all…
 
“I was the demon-possessed monster and she was the innocent, naïve angel. But none of that matters. She asks, I give and right now, I’ll kill anyone who tries to stop me from giving this woman what she wants—me.”

Dirk lives in the shadows—performing hits, maintaining order, and upholding the no-holds-barred legacy of the Sinner’s Creed Motorcycle Club. A nomad with a restless spirit and a cold heart, the open road is his world. One of the few constants in his life: his desire for the one woman who has consumed his thoughts for years.

Saylor Samson grew up far from the harshness of Dirk’s world. But ever since she was seventeen she’s been drawn to this dark and mysterious man who always seemed to show up just when she needed him.

After years of fated encounters, he’s back. This time he’s taking her. This time she’s ready for the ride. But just when the darkness in Dirk’s life begins to fade, Saylor reveals a secret that puts them both to the ultimate test. Now, Dirk has to make a decision: submit to his destiny with the MC, or choose his own.

I have a weakness, ever since Sons of Anarchy graced my life I have an obsession with biker books like nobody’s business. I have read the good, the horrible and the hands down great! Sinner’s Creed falls into the later category and I must say I thought I knew how this was going to play out, you’ve read one biker book you’ve read them all right? WRONG! I was so wrong.

First off, it’s told solely from the male’s POV(Dirk) and while I have read books that are told from the male POV, those have been very few and far between. I kept turning page after page to get to Saylor’s POV and there was none! which at the time I was all like, WHY?! but, I totally got why and it made it all the better.

Dirk is a nomade enforcer who is like all biker guys with his *uck love motto and live for the club die for the club saying, but he has been running into Saylor Samson his whole life. There is something about Saylor that draws something out of him everytime he runs into her and it isn’t until almost 10 years later he finally talks to her. Here is the part where I got super frustrated with Dirk, I needed him to ask questions, demand answers as to why Saylor did and said the things she did. But NOOOO, Dirk had the don’t ask won’t tell motto rocking hard and it wasn’t until we were both vested in this that the proverbial crap hit the fan.

I cannot say how this book didn’t have the traditional ending that have become synonymous with all romance novels but the fact that it didnt made me love it that much harder! It goes against the grain, and I wanted to be mad, but it just wasn’t in me. but I cried, I was so choked up I needed a minute, and I loved it. So very much.

To me, this book is about opening yourself up to new things and possibilities and in return being changed so deeply by it, you are able to find peace when you thought your life was nothing but.

I have to admit, I never thought I’d cry while reading a book from a male’s POV, but dammit, when things went south and Dirk showed some real emotion, I was right there with him and then the end just TORE ME UP! Kim Jones(I have a friend with this same name) made a fan out of me in that moment.

I have very few go to MC author’s that I will one click, Joanna Wylde, Kristen Ashley and now, Kim Freaking Jones!